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  • Documentation
    • Introduced a new section on "Drowser Studio" detailing community contributions and test report importation.
    • Expanded the "Report" section with a clearer description of the drowser-reports.json file and its metrics.
    • Improved organization and clarity of content with minor formatting adjustments.

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The changes in this pull request focus on enhancing the README.md file by adding a new section titled "Drowser Studio," which outlines the project's community-driven aspects and instructions for importing test reports. The "Report" section has been expanded to provide a comprehensive overview of the drowser-reports.json file, including its metrics and structure. Minor formatting improvements have also been made for clarity.

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README.md Added "Drowser Studio" section detailing project community and report importation; expanded "Report" section with detailed descriptions of drowser-reports.json; improved formatting for clarity.

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  • docs: update readme docs #110: This PR is related as it also updates the README.md file to include information on the drowser-reports.json file and its integration with Drowser Studio.

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🐰 In the meadow, bright and green,
A new section shines, a lovely scene.
Drowser Studio, come take a peek,
With reports to share, the future looks sleek!
Clarity blooms like flowers in spring,
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README.md (2)

96-97: Enhance the introduction of Drowser Studio

The introduction could be more informative and clearer. Consider expanding the note to better explain what Drowser Studio is and its purpose.

-> Note: The `Drowser Studio` is a community-driven project and is open-source.
+> Note: `Drowser Studio` is a community-driven, open-source visualization tool that helps analyze and interpret test results from Drowser test suites.

106-109: Consolidate redundant information about Drowser Studio

The information about importing reports into Drowser Studio is mentioned multiple times. Consider consolidating these mentions into a single, clear section.

-You can import the `drowser-reports.json` file into the [Drowser Studio](https://drowser.kinotio.io/) to visualize and analyze the metrics for each test case. This helps in identifying issues, understanding test coverage, and improving the overall quality of your test suite.

-For more details on how to use [Drowser Studio](https://drowser.kinotio.io/), refer to the [Drowser Studio Repository](https://github.com/kinotio/drowser-studio).
+## Using Drowser Studio
+
+Import your `drowser-reports.json` file into [Drowser Studio](https://drowser.kinotio.io/) to:
+- Visualize and analyze test metrics
+- Identify issues and patterns
+- Monitor test coverage
+- Track suite performance
+
+For detailed usage instructions, visit the [Drowser Studio Repository](https://github.com/kinotio/drowser-studio).
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Line range hint 110-150: Well-structured and comprehensive report documentation

The Report Structure section is well-organized, clearly formatted, and provides comprehensive documentation of all metrics, graphs, test cases, and metadata fields.


Line range hint 110-150: Verify report structure documentation against actual implementation

Let's ensure the documented structure matches the actual report format generated by the codebase.

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Let me try a different search strategy to find the report structure definition.


Let me try one more search strategy focusing on the actual data structure and file exports.


Let me try one final search to find the complete report structure.


Documentation accurately reflects the implemented report structure

Based on the type definitions found in src/types.ts, specifically the TJSON type, the documented report structure in the README.md matches the actual implementation. The type definition shows:

  • Metadata with current_month
  • Metrics section with all documented fields (total_tests, passing_tests, failed_tests, test_coverage, avg_test_duration, flaky_tests)
  • Graphs section with all the documented metrics over time
  • Test Cases section with all documented fields (id, time, avg_duration, coverage, flaky, month_of_test, browser, cases)
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@andostronaut andostronaut merged commit 0ab4b81 into main Dec 2, 2024
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